- the
merger between Sawae'd (Kammaneh East) and
Kamun (Kammaneh West).
Located near
Mount Kamun (Jabal
Kamun) and to the
north of Sakhnin, it
falls under...
- Kamŭnsa (Korean: 감은사; Hanja: 感恩寺; RR: Gameunsa) was a Silla-era
Buddhist temple in what is now Gyeongju,
South Korea. A site
believed to be its former...
-
Kamun fled east to
Ouanda Djallé, and
continued resisting French forces until 17
December 1912, when
Ouanda Djallé fell to
Captain Souclier and
Kamun...
- (younger son) Kiri (adoptive daughter)
Tuktirey "Tuk" (daughter)
Relatives Kamun (grandfather-in-law; deceased)
Eytukan (father-in-law; deceased) Mo'at (mother-in-law)...
-
Omaticaya Clan
Affiliation Omaticaya Clan
Metkayina Clan (refuge)
Family Kamun (grandfather; deceased)
Eytukan (father; deceased) Mo'at (mother) Sylwanin...
- of
animals and plants,
including Umboh Summut (totem of ants) and
Umboh Kamun (totem of
mantis shrimp). The
construction and
launch of
sailing vessels...
-
AMARO BADOLO DIN,
MONER DUAR
KHULE KEA,
BHALO BESHE BATHA SOHIBO, AHA MON
KAMUN, O
BASHI JANE , AHA KEA
RANGO KORE GALO, E
BHANGA BASANTA BELAY, AMAR SADA...
- one of the two
supreme deities;
married to
Dayang Dayang Mangilai Umboh Kamun: the Sama-Bajau
totem of
mantis shrimp Sumangâ: the Sama-Bajau
spirit of...
- säffär-no säffär-nä yä-säffär-n-i säffär-näm you (m. pl.)
measured säffär-
kəmun säffär-kəmu yä-säffär-kəm-i säffär-kəmum you (f. pl.)
measured säffär-kəman...
- the
spirits of the
first rice
harvest Umboh Summut:
totem of ants
Umboh Kamun:
totem of
mantis shrimp Sumangâ:
spirit of sea vessels; the
guardian who...
